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 Hotel St Jean - Wimereux   |
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| The hotel is ideally situated, 200m from the sea, close to the town centre and 3km from Wimereux Golf Course. A great base from which to visit the Pas-de-Calais region, there is much to see including the Nausicaa sea centre with its superb aquariums and exhibitions, the château musée and the cathedral all in Boulogne as well as a variety of watersports and 18-hole golf courses nearby. |
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Amenities |
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- 24 bedrooms
- En-suite facilities
- Satellite TV
- hairdryer
- Telephone
- Wireless internet
- Spa centre with sauna and Jacuzzi (payable)
- Bar
- Private parking (payable)
- On street parking close by
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Dinning |
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Not available. Many restaurants close by. |
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| What to do in Boulogne-Sur-Mer |
- Venture through the town towards Grand Rue and Rue Thiers where there’s an abundance of quaint streets and all kinds of shops for you to visit. Head a little further up and you reach the Vieille Ville (old town) overlooked by the belfry and dome of the cathedral as well as the 13th Century stone ramparts. The old town and its cobbled streets are perfect for a gentle stroll around Boulogne though the main street Rue de Lille is quite steep. The Rue de Lille is a lively, pedestrianised area full of shops, restaurants, brasseries and market stalls and is a great place to stop and take a break.
- Perhaps unsurprisingly, a quarter of the population of Boulogne is involved with the fishing industry and the sea in some form or other. It should not come as a surprise then that Boulogne is home to Europe’s largest aquarium – Nausicaa National Sea Centre. See giant aquariums, marvel at the sharks, have fun with the California sea lions in addition to the many different exhibitions on show throughout the year. A visit to the Nausicaa centre should not be missed if you are visiting Boulogne and it is open all year round.
- A little further along the coast in the small fishing village of Etaples is the Mareis Museum, a fascinating museum about the life of a fisherman and his family. Boulogne is not just for those who want to enjoy a short break or an overnight visit. Explore the vast Boulogne forest with over 13km of footpaths, ideal for horse-riding and cycling or spend the day at the one of the long, sandy beaches which offers a wide variety of water sports. There are three 18-hole golf courses nearby at Wimereux and Hardelot, just a short drive from Boulogne.
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| Your Holidays with LDLines |
| Make your selection from the great range of hotels and self-catering holiday cottages that LD Lines Holidays has available to book. Package your accommodation with a ferry crossing from Portsmouth and discover the delights of this charming city and the wider Normandy region. |
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| Tourism office |
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Office de Tourisme de Boulogne-sur-Mer
Parvis de Nausicaä
BP 187 - 62203 Boulogne-sur-Mer cedex
Web: www.tourisme-boulognesurmer.com
Tel: 00 33 (0)3 21 10 88 10
Fax: 00 33 (0)3 21 10 88 11 |
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